The bottleneck of more than 13,000 migrants at the Greek-Macedonian border has added to the urgency at an EU-Turkey summit taking place in Brussels today.
With Macedonian officials imposing further restrictions on the number of migrants its allowing through onto its territory, the situation is growing more desperate in cold and wet conditions.
Mohammad Alajoz, a migrant from Aleppo in Syria, told reporters at the Idomeni camp: "I hope they open the border for everyone after this meeting and …